This turbo 6 is running 10.5" rear 18's
Moderators: GRNSHRK, ron, bfons
This turbo 6 is running 10.5" rear 18's
http://lalacars.com/bmw82~645.htm
9.5" Racing Dynamics wheels front
with new 235/40/ZR 18 Dunlop SP 9000,
10.5" Racing Dynamics wheels rear
with new 285/40/ZR 18 Dunlop SP 9000,
9.5" Racing Dynamics wheels front
with new 235/40/ZR 18 Dunlop SP 9000,
10.5" Racing Dynamics wheels rear
with new 285/40/ZR 18 Dunlop SP 9000,
True, bet its nightmare parking alongside kerbs!sharkfan wrote:Impressively sized as these are, aren't the tyres too narrow for the rims; they certainly look as though the rims are very exposed
Also, with that tyre width, must be about as much fun in the wet as a set of TRX's......!
Bet he gets through plenty of upper control arm bushes.....
So, has his rim/tyre sizes inspired anyone to follow??
Has his efforts altered anyones views of max tyre/rim sizes on a 6?
Dave
Another wide rear end!
DND, do your rear tyres have much clearance?dnd wrote:nice!
i'm using 17" alpinas 8,5J - front 235/45 and 10J - rear 275/35.
very good to drive. but requires a very sharp vision to drive around the road cracks
Do you have any pics of your car you can post?
Thanks,
Dave
Re: Another wide rear end!
i've just posted some pictures in a gallery thread.UKDaveJ wrote:DND, do your rear tyres have much clearance?
Do you have any pics of your car you can post?
what did you mean about clearance, dave? wheels doesnt match by default, so i've used a hubcentric rings to fit them properly.
Re: Another wide rear end!
I've seen the pics, very cool. What I meant was how much clearance is there between the tyre & the rear shock etc. I'm surprised a tyre that wide doesn't catch on something?!dnd wrote:i've just posted some pictures in a gallery thread.UKDaveJ wrote:DND, do your rear tyres have much clearance?
Do you have any pics of your car you can post?
what did you mean about clearance, dave? wheels doesnt match by default, so i've used a hubcentric rings to fit them properly.
Dave
Re: Another wide rear end!
yes, sure they're rubing against shocks. so, as i said - with a hubcentric rings (rings between the hub and the wheel itself) there's no problem at all :)UKDaveJ wrote:I've seen the pics, very cool. What I meant was how much clearance is there between the tyre & the rear shock etc. I'm surprised a tyre that wide doesn't catch on something?!
these wheels i've bought from e31.